Mizzou and Kansas May End Rivalry Over Brawl
Lawrence Kansas AP Athletic Director Arthur C Lonborg of Kansas said rival Missouri may have to suspend their games if bitterness between the two schools continues after a nationally televised Big Eight brawl in Columbia. Missouri athletic director Don Faurot defended fans and emphasized player conduct as the key issue.
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Dodgers Go 4-3 In 1960 Double Headers
The Los Angeles Dodgers finished the season undefeated in double headers, winning four and splitting three.
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Bert McGrane Honored With Boat Gift At Iowa Golf Luncheon
In Des Moines at the Iowa Golf Association luncheon Bert McGrane of the Des Moines Register was presented a boat motor and trailer. Al Hoy and Chuck Irvine led the tribute to Bert's 65th birthday and ongoing work. The piece recalls Bert's long career covering Iowa athletics and his role in sports writing.
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Onyx Tops ABC Bowling Meet With 2955 Classic Team Total
In Detroit Onyx of New York and Jerome Harris of St Louis forged a strong classic division showing at the American Bowling Congress tourney. Harris led classic singles with 652 and contributed to a 12 game total of 2502 as Onyx moved into the classic team lead at 2955 and surpassed the Sullivan’s Detroit score. Regulars and other events list Joe Santek and Irv Senrell among top finishers.
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Spahn Notches 51st Career Shutout for Braves
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Warren Spahn adds a landmark 51st shutout to his storied career. The veteran lefty dominating opponents as he leads Milwaukee in a season of strong pitching performances.
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Pirates Keep Record Spotless In Exhibition Action
The World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates stay undefeated at 4-0 behind 6-hit pitching by three rookies. Dick Schofield hits a 2-run homer and Joe Christopher adds a run-producing single as Pittsburgh defeats Kansas City 4-2. The new Washington Senators also win 14-13 over Baltimore. Giants slug 16-13 over Angels, while Twins topple Yankees 10-6 and Cubs beat Indians 4-2. Several Florida games canceled by rain.
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Beliveau Rises To Second In NHL Scoring Race
Montreal stars Bernie Geoffrion and Jean Beliveau escalated in the NHL scoring standings with Geoffrion adding 6 goals and 2 assists over 3 games to reach 93 points, while Beliveau posted 3 goals and 5 assists to move past Frank Mahovlich into second with 86 points.
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Wilt Breaks 10 NBA Standards
NEW YORK AP Philadelphia's Wilt Chamberlain broke 10 all time NBA records in the season. He averaged 38.3 points over 79 games and became the first player to score over 3,000 with 3,033 points. He also set records for field goal attempts 2479 field goals made 1251 free throws attempted 1054 highest field goal percentage .505 most rebounds 2149 rebound average 27.2 most minutes played 3773 and most games with 50 points or more eight.
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Paw Paw Nickname Ties Detroit Tiger Maxwell to Town
Strange nickname for Detroit Tigers outfielder Charley Maxwell stems from his Paw Paw Michigan residence. The moniker reflects his hometown link, noting he lives in Paw Paw and is locally known by that nickname.
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Paw Paw) Maxwell
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